Lori Morgan is from Houston, USA. Here she is selling reasonably priced limited edition Giclee prints. These were created by scanning the original oil paintings onto the highest quality canvas and then stretching these onto stretcher bars. These are of such a high quality that the end result almost matches the originals in colour and even the brush strokes can be seen. They are of stunning images of flora and fauna from Hawaii and of flowers, for which which Lori has a passion.

Robert Burden is a sculptor and an artist with a sense of humour. His Atlas like bookends would enhance the shelf of any bibliophile, and his body of elegance could be an interesting talking point at the soiree of any member of an orchestra - as would his painting called the bridge of thighs which should not be viewed by anybody who is not broad minded.

Each of Helen Clark's watercolour and gouache cats (big and small) and other animals are alive with their own personality. They don't 'pose', they express who they are looking at us from the canvas as if alive. Her love for her chosen subjects is evident when the fine details and overall finished compositions are examined.

Brenda Money paints huge oil on canvas paintings which would make a wonderful focal point in a home where a large blank wall is crying out to be filled. Her paintings are painterly and bright. She has captured, in a magical rainbow like effect, the atmosphere of the Eden Project by night. She has transferred the vastness and awe from her visits onto the flat two dimesnional surface of the canvas in a way that makes it appear to be three-dimensional and magical.